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WOW THAT'S A AWESOME PROJECT SIR, I LOVE THE PEPPER MILL , BUT I LOVE MORE THE LATHE THAT YOU MADE WITH YOU OWN HANDS , BRILLIANT IDEA, ALSO WHAT COMPANY THAT YOU PURCHASE THE MILL MECHANISS, THANK YOU
Hi man nice work! Did you have any troube of that the workpiece wasn't perpendicular enough to your chuck? You got a nice channel great work! You inspired me to make my own table saw. Thanks
The chuck seemed a little wobbly or off-centered. Do you think it may be the shaft is not as tight as it should on the bearings to hold the weight of the chuck stable?
it's not the weight of the chuck that's the problem, the threaded rod seems to be slightly bent...Ideally I should use a calibrate one, but for now I think I'll continue using it as it is.
Great project as always! I was wondering... Is epoxy considered "food safe"? (I was wondering the same thing for the bowl, but did asked since it could be use to hold non food stuff.)
Once it is hardened it is safe, it's no different than a piece of plastic. Even metal food cans contain an epoxy layer inside... Anyway, I prefer to use a small amount, in this case there are only a few small cracks outside.
¡Qué tal! ¿A cuántas revoluciones utilizaste el torno para empezar con una pieza de forma rectangular sin que la pieza saliera volando del torno? Saludos.
hola Jaime, cuando menos diámetro tenga la pieza, más revoluciones. Más o menos 2.500revs. Aquí en el artículo lo explico: www.paoson.com/es/blog/torno-y-estacion-de-lijado-n63
Good morning, I want to know where to buy only the grinding mechanism, I have a lathe, I'm retired and would like to sell, could you help me. thank you. Brazil.
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Belt & Thickness Sander Plans: bit.ly/3l3Td5W
Wow that olive wood looks amazing. Great build!
that's right! thanks
Nice work and project. Investing in that chuck was a good idea!
thanks as always!
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Simple but awesome !! 😃
yeah! thanks Mattley
Excellent work 🎅🎅🎅
thanks!
Sweet! I'm going to have a go at making that myself. Thanks
You should try it! thanks
Very nice!
thanks!
That looks great, olive is my favorite wood for small.projects but I have never had a piece that pretty!
Hi there from Portugal,
Nice :D
Obrigado(Thanks)
thanks!
Sei troppo bravo. Mi piacerebbe costruire un tornio come il tuo. Sarebbe magnifico se potessi avere i tuoi disegni. Complimenti.
you are a resourceful person.Great video.
thanks!
Very good
thanks!
Very good. Very
thanks!
very good job !
thanks
Well done, excellent job.
thank you so much!
Awesome work. Looks good.
thanks!
Beautiful work my friend!!
thanks!
Great job!!!
thanks!
suuuper beautiful
thank you!
super
thanks!
Nice clean design! Well done! :-)
thank you!
Excellent good job!!
thanks!
Good job.
thanks!
very good vid. keep turning some wood
I will do it! thanks
I am impressed!
very good job
thank you!
Feliz Navidad, Paoson!. Un abrazo.
muchas gracias Alberto, igualmente!
WOW THAT'S A AWESOME PROJECT SIR, I LOVE THE PEPPER MILL , BUT I LOVE MORE THE LATHE THAT YOU MADE WITH YOU OWN HANDS , BRILLIANT IDEA, ALSO WHAT COMPANY THAT YOU PURCHASE THE MILL MECHANISS, THANK YOU
thanks Lazaro, here you'll find it:
bit.ly/2Op1Zf0
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Hi man nice work! Did you have any troube of that the workpiece wasn't perpendicular enough to your chuck? You got a nice channel great work! You inspired me to make my own table saw. Thanks
That can cause problems! thanks Sebastian
awesome!!!!!!
thanks!
Muito bom!👍 Mais acredito que aqui no Brasil não se encontra as peças metalicas a venda separadamente.
obrigado!
Woooow cool man!!!!
¿El tinte para la resina es especial? ¿Donde se puede conseguir? Muchas gracias por todos tus videos!:)
cualquier tinte para colorear barnices te servirá, incluso puedes usar betún de judea
The chuck seemed a little wobbly or off-centered. Do you think it may be the shaft is not as tight as it should on the bearings to hold the weight of the chuck stable?
it's not the weight of the chuck that's the problem, the threaded rod seems to be slightly bent...Ideally I should use a calibrate one, but for now I think I'll continue using it as it is.
Some bit sizes and dimensions would be helpful
Very nice pepper mill. Good work man! What kind of wood did you use for this Projekt?
thanks! I have used olive wood
Great project as always! I was wondering... Is epoxy considered "food safe"? (I was wondering the same thing for the bowl, but did asked since it could be use to hold non food stuff.)
Once it is hardened it is safe, it's no different than a piece of plastic. Even metal food cans contain an epoxy layer inside... Anyway, I prefer to use a small amount, in this case there are only a few small cracks outside.
¡Qué tal! ¿A cuántas revoluciones utilizaste el torno para empezar con una pieza de forma rectangular sin que la pieza saliera volando del torno? Saludos.
hola Jaime, cuando menos diámetro tenga la pieza, más revoluciones. Más o menos 2.500revs. Aquí en el artículo lo explico:
www.paoson.com/es/blog/torno-y-estacion-de-lijado-n63
Very nice job
where did you find the adapter mandrel rod filtée of 20 ?
hello Jalma, check this out:
www.paoson.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=227
nice chuck, but seems to be off-centered a bit by adapter.
I'm trying to fix it by changing the shaft by a calibrated one
show!!!
thanks!
Good morning, I want to know where to buy only the grinding mechanism, I have a lathe, I'm retired and would like to sell, could you help me. thank you. Brazil.
It's hard to find here in Spain, I don't know where to find it in Brazil, sorry
Good day! Classwork! please tell me the link where he bought the mill mehanihm
I have found it in a local store, it is difficult to find online...sorry
Paoson WoodWorking Clear. Thank you for your answer
мастер👍
thanks!
Where did you get the plate from??
Chuck
take a look:
paoson.com/downloads/forum/227s/lathe-accesories
Cool chuck. Price?
there are more expensive chucks! this chucks costs about 100 euros:
www.maquinasyherramientasonline.com/plato-de-garras-lombarte-wlc-305-3555-p.asp
Paoson WoodWorking Thanks
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Mill is good. the machine was not so good no ready solutions.
thanks!
GT
Can I request a build?
of course! send me your ideas by email: info@paoson.com
or just buy paper powder from the market ;d
thanks!